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Faerie Magick : Signs of fairy presence
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From: MSN Nicknametessa111855  (Original Message)Sent: 4/13/2007 4:52 PM

 

Signs of fairy presence

An unexplained trembling or whispering of leaves
A whirl wind
The bending of grass blades with no one to be seen
The feeling of an insect walking through your hair,
when there is none. A rippling of the water when not caused by something tangible
Silliness and times of uncontrollable laughter
An unexplained loss of time
 
Fairy Days
Lady Day ~ 25th of March
Walpurgis Night / May Day Eve ~ 30th of April
May Day ~ 1st of May
Midsummer Eve ~ 23rd of June
Midsummer Day ~ 24th of June
Christmas Eve ~ 24th of December
Christmas Day ~ 25th of December

Best places for fairy approaches
Where a road intersects
Lake shores
Where the streams divide
Islands
Seashores and beaches
Glades in the woods
Thresholds
Tidal pools
Fences and border hedges
Stairwells, hallways and landings
Opening in sea or land
Bends in a road

Fairy Hours

Twelve o'clock Noon
Twelve o'clock Midnight
Sunrise
Early Evening
Dusk
Full Moon
New Moon
Bright Starlit Nights

Fairy Superstitions

Ancient arrowheads, called elf stones are used as a
charm to guard cattle
People born in the morning cant see spirits or the fairy
world
But those born at night can see the spirits of the dead
Eggshells are favorite fairy homes, so please don't
break them
In a fairy ring, never eat or drink what is offered to you

Signs of fairy presence

An unexplained trembling or whispering of leaves
A whirl wind
The bending of grass blades with no one to be seen
The feeling of an insect walking through your hair,
when there is none. A rippling of the water when not caused by something tangible
Silliness and times of uncontrollable laughter
An unexplained loss of time

Fairy Days
Lady Day ~ 25th of March
Walpurgis Night / May Day Eve ~ 30th of April
May Day ~ 1st of May
Midsummer Eve ~ 23rd of June
Midsummer Day ~ 24th of June
Christmas Eve ~ 24th of December
Christmas Day ~ 25th of December

Best places for fairy approaches
Where a road intersects
Lake shores
Where the streams divide
Islands
Seashores and beaches
Glades in the woods
Thresholds
Tidal pools
Fences and border hedges
Stairwells, hallways and landings
Opening in sea or land
Bends in a road

Fairy Hours

Twelve o'clock Noon
Twelve o'clock Midnight
Sunrise
Early Evening
Dusk
Full Moon
New Moon
Bright Starlit Nights

Fairy Superstitions

Ancient arrowheads, called elf stones are used as a
charm to guard cattle
People born in the morning cant see spirits or the fairy
world
But those born at night can see the spirits of the dead
Eggshells are favorite fairy homes, so please don't
break them
In a fairy ring, never eat or drink what is offered to you



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From: MSN Nicknamesuperki4Sent: 2/25/2008 5:55 AM
this interests me as i never knew you could find them by a beach? i thought it was mor ethe wooded areas? supposedly best to see them at night?

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From: MSN NicknameFae_KaySent: 3/6/2008 12:00 AM
it depends on the type of faerie hun the majority are seen in woodland areas x

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From: MSN NicknameCrazyCutie_666Sent: 5/29/2008 1:30 AM
Thank you for all the information hun.

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From: MSN NicknameFae_KaySent: 5/29/2008 7:58 AM
its a pleasure anything else jsut ask x

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